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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
5
Aubrey and Audrey repeatedly meet on a 28th floor in a Brewster Arms, sensing a growing attraction. After a heat outage and a boiler room picnic, they acknowledge mutual interest, with Audrey questioning coincidences and Aubrey proposing a deliberate path forward.
District 9 families from Imperial Nebraska visit M A Larson and Grim households over June. Mr and Mrs Grim return June 21, children extend stay. L A Nondorf family and Wilma Larson visit the Anndersons. Several Larson relatives stop by homes for weekends and afternoons.
A Kansas roundup reports McCune deposits where oil lies above gas, shallow by standards. Summerset hides a cave off Highway 68 with an unentered stream, while Ingalls recalls cattle losses in 1886 and bone scavenging years later. Victoria echoes old Russian style houses, Garnett notes a high Potawatomi bridge, and Ottawa marks a mixed Indian and French-Canadian past. Coffeyville recalls Red Hot Street, a frontier cowshed district.
In Atchison a bridge over the Missouri River carries rail and motor traffic with street car tracks set in the surface and a toll of 25 cents for a carload up to five persons. Ashland claims the first gypsum rock building in the United States, a nine room house built in 1890 by Dr. W. J. Workman to test gypsum construction, still standing in good repair.
Betty Lowman of Concordia was visiting this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Ewing and family. G J Hops and daughter and Mrs M O Willis were Tuesday visitors. Mr and Mrs A Johnson Lantheon guests of Mr and Mrs Good Johnson and family Thursday were Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom.
Inflammable phraseology appears linked to a local item noting Cardwell arid and Son. The fragmentary line hints at a sales or cleaning product notice with unclear details.
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